I'm not an instinctive shooter "per say", and it's definitely not my preferred form of shooting for most shots. That don't mean I don't believe it exists, and can't do it if I need, or want to.
I see the "whole of everything" in my first look, and then start using those things to focus to my point of intent. Far from instinctive I would say.
But, it's amazing how fast the brain can do that (milliseconds), and do it where your point of intent "is" your point of primary focus while still utilizing the other visual input to hold you there.
I'm always aware of "everything" in my sight picture/window, and can only best describe it as forming all those things into a conical view where the arrow is launching out the small end to that point of primary focus.
It just dawned on me, that it could be described as a "Visual Vacuum". HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !!!!
Rick
I see the "whole of everything" in my first look, and then start using those things to focus to my point of intent. Far from instinctive I would say.
But, it's amazing how fast the brain can do that (milliseconds), and do it where your point of intent "is" your point of primary focus while still utilizing the other visual input to hold you there.
I'm always aware of "everything" in my sight picture/window, and can only best describe it as forming all those things into a conical view where the arrow is launching out the small end to that point of primary focus.
It just dawned on me, that it could be described as a "Visual Vacuum". HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !!!!
Rick
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